She speaks: the women of Greek myths in their own words
By Honor Cargill
What if famous myths changed when the women finally told their own stories?
Genres
What is She speaks: the women of Greek myths in their own words about?
Eight Greek myths are retold from the perspectives of the women at their centre. Pandora, Medusa, Medea, Atalanta, Ariadne, Helen, Penthesilea and Circe describe their choices, struggles and triumphs in their own voices. Their stories reveal the courage, intelligence and determination often hidden behind familiar legends. Alongside vivid illustrations and carefully researched details, these accounts offer a fresh way to explore ancient myths and reconsider the roles of women who have too often been overshadowed by male heroes.
About the author
Honor Cargill is a British author who loves making people laugh with her funny stories. She co-wrote the lively 'Waiting for Callback' series with her mum, about a girl trying to break into acting. Honor enjoys reading, acting, and coming up with new ideas for exciting books for children just like you.
Pages
73 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2024
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